State Teachers Gathering in Mitchell for December Convention
State Educational Association meets in Mitchell from December 29 to January 1, 1903. The five departments plan separate forenoon programs and a shared afternoon and evening session. Mayor Silsby delivers welcome, with Dr. J. W. Heston as association president. Dr. Thomas Green speaks on Left Handed Men. a Shakespeare play is expected New Year’s Eve. committees organize reception, badges, finance, and ushers. sessions to discuss rural schools. reduced rail rates promise large attendance.
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State Educational Association
Mitchell Hotel
M. E. Church
Geo. A. Silsby
H. K. Warren
Yankton College
J. W. Heston
Brookings College
Thomas B. Green
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Court House
O. W. Coursey
Mitchell
EB. J. Quigley
G. A. Fry
T. F. Graham
N. L. Davison
Corwin and Nobis
C. C. Bros
C.C. Bras
F. H. Hoff
Sara Scallin
A. E. Hitchcock
Cora Miner
Clara Nobis
Alice Saul
L. A. Stout
C. E. Vermilyea
Pearl Jackson
Walter Seaman
Mitchells defeat Omaha Medics in 50 to 0 football clash
A Thanksgiving crowd at Athletic park watched Mitchell overwhelm the University of Nebraska Omaha medics. Mitchell scored repeatedly, pushing the ball through Omaha’s line and around ends, ending 50 to 0. The day also featured the High School and Dakota University curtain raiser with a 5 to 5 tie.
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Athletic Park
Mitchell
University of Nebraska of Omaha
Omaha
Oamah
Nebraska
Mitchell Norton
Doyle
Platt
L. G. Levings
Kerr
R. G. Weeks
Jacobson
T. Tanner
Bartlett
R. T. Spangler
Beck
R. E. Nolt
Hart
L. BE. Gregory
McClaren
H. Kingsbury
Lavell
L. H. Hardy
Youngbluth
Full Baker
Dickenson
Peterson
Will Herbert
J. T. Orr
A. J. Dix
Johnson
Milwaknee
Fargo
Dakota University
University
Black Hills Back Capitol Move Calls For Resubmission
A Sioux City Journal lead reports a major shift in Black Hills sentiment on capital removal toward resubmission. Business leaders and newspapers now favor putting the question to voters again at the 1904 election, with Mitchell favored if a Pierre railroad is unlikely. Fred Stevens wins in the Supreme Court and faces another trial in May.
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Sioux City Journal
Black Hills
Pierre
Pioneer-Times
Deadwood
Pioneer Times
Chamberlain
Mitchell
Sturgis Record
C. Jc. Moody
United States
Gideon C. Moody
Homestake
James Moody
Sioux City
Supreme Court Reverses Bank Case Ruling for Fred Stevens
The Supreme Court reversed the lower court in the Fred L. Stevens case involving the Plankinton bank failure. Stevens, tried in Davison County last November for allegedly taking deposits while insolvent, faces a new trial in the next circuit term. The civil action by creditors also saw the high court reverse the circuit court on whether the bank was a partnership or a corporation.
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Supreme Court
Fred L. Stevens
Plankinton Bank
Circuit Court
Davison County
Preston & Hannett
Aurora County
Stevens
Fellows
Smith
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Kodak Users
S. H. Scallin
Mitchell National Bank
G. Davison
N.L Davison
Cashier
E. J. Quigley
M. Smith
J.T Morrow
Geo. H. Rew
H. R. Kibbee
D. T. Gilman
A Wesen
National Mitchell
South Dakota
D. T. Gruman
J. D. Newcomer
J. 8. Daniels
L. J. Welch
O. L. Bramson
C. Burnside
Ission
Fred Stevens
Northwestern
U. S. Gov’t Chemists
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